Sentence examples similar to acquisition perceived from inspiring English sources

Further specific techniques (e.g. Interpersonal Discrimination Exercise, Situation Analysis) are applied to aid acquisition of perceived functionality in the patient.

In our study, VCT-based testing was preferred by women who had higher income and considered themselves to be at a low risk of HIV acquisition (no perceived concurrency and no desire for additional children).

"Maybe there was a little too much focus during the bubble years to make acquisitions in perceived growth areas," Mr. McVey said.

The higher the score, the higher the perceived acquisition of AES.

"The fact that they have said they are not going to get involved in any big acquisition has been well perceived," he said.

Capabilities can sometimes be obtained through merger or acquisition, but taking this perceived shortcut can introduce other problems.

Another limitation of our study might be that the measures we used – knowledge acquisition, clinical performance and perceived preparedness – are not specific to competency-based education.

Using modified TBL to replace a lecture series led to improved knowledge scores with high ratings for perceived knowledge acquisition and enjoyment of interactive team discussions [ 26].

Therefore, we examined the influence of implementing a competency-based curriculum on medical students' knowledge acquisition, clinical performance and perceived preparedness for medical practice.

In contrast to other students, medical students express a more dualistic view of knowledge acquisition, i.e. perceived largely as right or wrong or as true or false [ 16].

Therefore, we compared knowledge acquisition, clinical performance and perceived preparedness for practice of students from a competency-based active learning (CBAL) curriculum and a prior active learning (AL) curriculum.